Mercadet - A Comedy in Three Acts by Honoré de Balzac
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Verdelin He is asking for a thousand crowns, in order to arrange your marriage. Julie Then, forget, sir, all that I said to you; I do not wish for a marriage which has been purchased by the humiliation of my father. Mercadet (aside) She is magnificent! Verdelin Julie! I will go at once and get the money for you. (Exit.) SCENE FOURTEENTH The same persons, except Verdelin; then the servants. Julie Oh, father! Why did you not tell me? Mercadet (kissing her) You have saved us all! Ah! when shall I be so rich and powerful that I may make him repent of a favor done so grudgingly? Mme. Mercadet |
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